I apologize for our silence for the past few months. Last November
Bernie began falling again, and having obvious problems with perception.
He had to undergo yet another brain surgery to relieve bleeding, and
then spend several weeks undergoing in-patient rehabilitation.
Unfortunately, it appears that he has lasting damage: he has extremely
limited function on his left side, and is unable to walk or reliably use
his left hand, among other limitations.

We have had to come to the sad conclusion that he is now effectively
retired: he will produce no new art, and he is unable to attend
conventions. Should this situation change I will happily announce it
here.

He can still sign his name (in fact he was signing Kickstarter prints
in the hospital!), and is otherwise pretty healthy and has good
cognition. We expect to continue releasing signed prints, and offering
occasional pieces of art for sale from the collection that remains. We
both thank all of you for your continuing support and good wishes!

All our best,
Liz and Bernie Wrightson

Here is an amazing piece Wrighson did for an edition of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" back in the early 1980s: